Monthly Archives: April 2005

US Code Title 15 Chapter 22 Subchapter 1 Section 1052

TRADEMARKS Section 1052. Trademarks registrable on principal register – concurrent registration Continue reading

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Punycode – HUH? Well, it may be helping someone steal your customers!

Everyone realized that the opening of the world to international characters via “punycode” domain names may cause a problem. Well, it already is. (from CACert.org) Continue reading

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'Into Tomorrow' with Dave Graveline – May 1, 2005

Sunday I will appear with TigerDirect co-founder Dan Brown with all the “Into Tomorrow” crew from 3PM to 5PM eastern on your local radio channel, XM, Sirius or online at intotomorrow.com. Continue reading

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TigerDirect files Suit Against Apple to Stop "Tiger" Operating System – Violates Trademark

Apple’s Tiger Operating System is purported to violate the trademark of TigerDirect’s “Tiger” and “TigerSoftware” trademarks. Continue reading

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Grossest. Pet Story. Ever. (*From Craigslist.com)

Funny I tell you. I am not one of those people who forward emails to a million people. I’m not the one who shows the cute pictures. But this, is too funny. (From Craigslist.com) Continue reading

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DCMA Digital Millenium Copyright Act – It works!

Believing in the power of legislation is one thing – actually seeing it WORK, is another. Continue reading

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EDT Hosting annouced- DCMA Responsive Webhosting Company

In order to be considered cooperative in a situation goes a long way – Joe over at EDT Hosting makes you feel like everything is okay in the world, while you are feeling it’s in a shambles. Continue reading

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Nominet UK Terms of Use – UK takes tough stance in Registration Policy

Nominet (UK) lays down the rules pretty strict and may be a model for all GTLDs. Their interesting validation methods, physical mailing of high-tech, non-scannable documents which require good validation. Continue reading

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